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Wow! MacBook Air M1 just hit $749 before Prime Day — lowest price ever

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Look out, Prime Day laptop deals are getting serious! Although this deal isn’t exclusive to Amazon — it’s available at the Best Buy Black Friday in July sales event too.

For a limited time, MacBook Air M1 is $749 at Amazon. If it sells out, you can also grab this deal at Best Buy. (Click on the “MacBook, iPad and iMac” tab/button to see this deal). It’s the lowest price I’ve ever seen for this laptop, and $50 less than the MacBook Air M1’s previous low of $799. This is by far my favorite laptop deal I’ve seen all year, and it has me seriously tempted to hit purchase.

The MacBook Air M1 is no longer the latest model, but we still consider it to be one of the best MacBooks you can buy. It’s the cheapest MacBook you can currently get from Apple, which makes it ideal for anybody shopping on a budget — and don’t worry, there are no compromises in terms of performance.

In our MacBook Air M1 review, we put the laptop’s CPU to the test by running Geekbench 5.1. The MacBook Air scored 5,962 on the multicore portion of the test, beating competition like the Asus Zenbook 13 (5,084) and the Dell XPS OLED 13 (5,319). And it’s easy to see how these results translate to practical use, as we were able to open several tabs and applications, stream video and more on our review unit without any slowdown.

The MacBook Air M1 has a crisp 13-inch 2,560 x 1600-pixel Retina display, 8GB of RAM, Apple’s 8-core M1 CPU and a 256GB SSD. This is all packed into a shell that measures 0.6-inches thick and weighs 2.8-pounds. What’s more, we got an incredible 14 hours and 41 minutes of battery life out of our MacBook Air — meaning this is a laptop you’ll be able to carry with you all day.

If you’re in the market for a new laptop this Prime Day, the MacBook Air M1 offers almost unbeatable value for the money. I highly recommend snagging this deal before it disappears. Stay tuned to our Prime Day MacBook deals coverage for more options.

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